Posted by adam on Monday, September 6, 2010 at 4:44pm.
the second one:
make the subject (p)
p+3=qp+r/(2)
..is wrong,, must be:
ans: p=r-6/(2-2q)
the third one:
make the subject (r)
p(r-q)=2+3(q-r)
..is lacking parenthesis,, must be:
ans: r=(2+3q+pq)/(p+3)
the last one is wrong,,
y=r-qp/(x) *transpose r to left side
y-r = -qp/x *multiply both sides by x
x(y-r) = -qp *divide both sides by (y-r)
x = (-qp)/(y-r)
so there,, =)
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